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Systematic Theology books
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After browsing I decided to buy one systematic theology book, a recently revised one, that may be helpful with some of the things I read in Christian Forums, many of the people here are younger than I am and have studied or read their theology in more recent works. I want to see what it says, but anticipate that things will not be too different from what was said in past generations. The one I bought is
That's the one I chose too and I've enjoyed reading it over the years, although mine is the 2nd edition.
On the whole, I think Millard J. Erickson is a solid theologian and I have a few of his other books as well.
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